With Armani’s keratoconus eye surgery

My friend, Armani, was recently diagnosed with an eye disease called Keratoconus. After wearing prescribed glasses for 3 years, her eyes had randomly worsened. For the past 4 months her glasses were no longer working and giving her the best visibility. Keratoconus causes her eye levels to constantly change and for the cornea to be thin and damaged. Armani is experiencing daily sharp pains which causes sensitivity to light, blurred vision, eye floaters, and glares. It has gotten so bad that she has had to stop attending school and driving until she has the surgery and recovers. In order for her to qualify for contact lens, she must have a procedure called cross-linking in both of her eyes which is not covered by her insurance and is $5000 per eye. The full amount will need to be paid before the surgery. Any help will be greatly appreciated so that she can see clearly again!

Thank you so much for your support!